Explore Business Majors

Accountancy

Businesses everywhere – big and small, public and private – need people trained in accountancy. By learning to record, analyze, and communicate about business’s financial transactions, you’ll gain marketable skills you can use to be a purposeful leader in almost any industry.

Accountancy + DS

Strong data analytics skills combined with accountancy knowledge will enhance your ability to speak “the language of business,” which you can use to increase your impact at companies, nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and more.

Business + DS

In the Business + Data Science major, you’ll learn to manage and interpret datasets, helping you make informed decisions that enhance business functions. With four specialization tracks, you can customize your degree to meet your career goals.

Finance

The expertise you’ll gain from studying finance can help you change lives, literally. From managing capital for businesses to helping people save for their future, there are countless ways for you to make an impact.

Finance + DS

Supplementing your finance background with data science skills will open doors to opportunities for analytical roles within the finance industry – and give you marketable data skills you can use in other contexts.

Information Systems

By designing and implementing technology solutions that reveal insights about how the business is performing, information systems experts can influence decision-making at all levels of an organization.

Management

Effective managers design organizations that can compete in complex and volatile business environments. As a manager, your contributions help organizations solve everyday problems and support a company’s work climate.

Marketing

Marketing helps consumers connect to goods and services. As a marketing professional, you’ll study consumer behavior so that you can help companies identify how they can meet consumer needs and manage customer relationships.

Operations Management

When market conditions change – as they often do – companies rely on operations managers to craft new ways to deliver goods and services. Operations personnel help drive the value of products and can influence how businesses manage their capital, human resources, and data.

Strategy, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship

This program will nurture your curiosity and imagination as you prepare to build a career of your own making – be it leading new teams at an existing organization, managing employees in a creative field, or a developing your very own business ventures.

Supply Chain Management

Supply chains are one of the most important functions in manufacturing. Supply chain managers help societies function by overseeing a complex system that starts with procuring supplies and ends in the large-scale distribution of consumer goods.

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